Event Purpose
Geopolitical dynamics have become a critical factor or constraint influencing international economic and strategic technological development models. As the new round of tariff battles under “Trump 2.0” unfolds, the U.S.-China technology conflict is having a growing impact. This is affecting various sectors in Taiwan, including new investment strategies focused on the east. It is also shaping the progress of advanced technologies and industries. Meanwhile, the key technology sectors that major countries are focused on—including semiconductors, AI, humanoid robots, and drones—have continued to evolve and generate new development directions, technological strategies, and governance issues.
This seminar focuses on the core theme of technology deployment and governance under the influence of geopolitics. It examines critical development issues and trends both domestically and internationally across 4 key topics: “Beyond CMOS/Moore’s Law: International Benchmarks,” “The Diversified Evolution and Competition-Cooperation Dynamics of AI,” “Semiconductor Ecosystem Transformation,” and “Emerging Technology Development.” We cordially invite experts and stakeholders from all sectors to actively participate in this event.
Guidance Unit: Department of Industrial Technology, MOEA
Organizer: Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER)
Event Date: September 23, 2025 (Tuesday), 09:30~16:30
Venue: The CIER’s Sho-Chieh Tsiang Conference Hall (No. 75, Changxing Street, Da’an District, Taipei City) [Traffic Information]
Target Participants: Individuals from industry, government, academia, research, and all sectors of society
Contact Us: (02)2735-6006 Ext. 104 Ms. Sung, 103 Ms. Chuang at the Center for Financial and Economic Strategies, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER)
Registration Method: Online registration (http://seminar.cier.edu.tw/Regfrm.asp?id=20250923)
* Please note that parking at CIER is limited, and we are unable to provide parking services for attendees. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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